University spinout aims to make microvascular surgery quicker and safer 21 March 2023 Avasa is an Auckland Bioengineering Institute spin-out working to make microvascular surgery quicker and safer by commercialising a tiny medical device.
Medtech-iQ Aotearoa aims to make New Zealand a medtech hotspot 16 March 2023 The national project aims to make New Zealand a medtech leader by creating an ecosystem linking researchers, healthcare, communities, start-ups and investors.
NetworkZ: Simulation training to improve patient safety 09 March 2023 Simulation training that brings multidisciplinary teams together in real clinical settings can identify problems and break down barriers to save real lives.
Leading the world in wireless power transfer innovation 09 February 2023 If there’s any area where Waipapa Taumata Rau, University of Auckland has changed the world, it’s in the development of wireless power transfer technology.
The Māori economic boom honours ancestors, says expert 13 December 2022 The Māori economy, estimated to be worth $70 billion, is going from strength to strength in a range of sectors.
‘Heroes’ tackling inequities in tamariki and rangatahi wellbeing 08 December 2022 Some 12 to 13 years ago, more than 6,000 children, including some 1,200 tamariki Māori, were born to change the world.
Building a research-based tikanga Māori business 06 December 2022 A new enterprise is breaking ground as both a tikanga Māori business and one based on university research and technological innovation.
Meet Tori McNoe, Poutaki Hononga – Commercialisation 05 December 2022 Tori McNoe (Te Arawa, Ngāti Tahu/Ngāti Whaoa, Ngāti Raukawa) is UniServices’ Poutaki Hononga, Commercialisation Development Lead.
Meet Analeise Murahidy, Director of Strategic Growth 25 October 2022 A Q&A with Analeise Murahidy, UniServices director of strategic growth working with the science and engineering faculties.
Building people- and climate-friendly cities 18 October 2022 New Zealand has one of the highest car ownership rates in the world. Policies made it so and policies can change it, say Waipapa Taumata Rau, University of Auckland experts.